Playstation Reviews

It’s been great seeing the Ghostbusters resurgence in the media. Not only with the release of Ghostbusters: Afterlife, but video games. We reviewed the asymmetrical multiplayer game, Spirits Unleashed, last year, so when the latest idea includes VR, we just had to give it a go. Unfortunately, some pretty

Sony doesn’t make a lot of peripherals, so when they do it’s best to pay attention. Whether you choose to pair them with your PlayStation VR2, PlayStation 5, or brand new PlayStation Portal, or link them with a Steam Deck, Nintendo Switch, or all of the above, this

Once upon a time, in the humble and pious town of Kieferberg, lived the maid-of-all-work Elise. Despite her dreams of an easy and luxurious life, she labors away performing dull and menial tasks for the townsfolk to eke out a living. One day while tending to her garden, she discovers

I’ve played every single Naruto Ninja Storm game and have enjoyed most entries in the series despite some of their most notable flaws. Now, more than seven years after the launch of the last entry in the series, Bandai Namco has released Naruto x Boruto: Ultimate Ninja Storm CONNECTIONS.

I’m one of those people who was originally ecstatic about the release of The Last Faith since its announcement on Kickstarter over 3 years ago. Indie Soulslike Metroidvanias are a dime a dozen but this one showed plenty of promise with its beautiful pixel art and visceral gameplay during

We were not kind to Just Sing 2022 (our review) or Just Sing 2023 (our review), but sure as the sun rises, developer Voxler and publisher PLAION are back with this year’s installment of the karaoke sim, offering up 35 new tracks, but this time around they’ve got

One year after the events of Tales of Arise, tensions between Renans and Dahnans still run high. The twin worlds merging is seen less as an entirely new world and more as Dahna simply absorbing Rena, with Alphen seen as the destroyer of Lenegis or the savior of Dahna. Alphen

Everything in Teardown is destructible. That’s not an exaggeration, the game is made of voxels which, in essence, makes all terrain, furniture, objects, and buildings destructible and movable provided you have the right tools. It’s some very cool tech, but surprisingly hasn’t seen much interesting use. Teardown